Clarice Cliff Rhodanthe Conical Sugar Sifter – c.1934 – 14cm

Clarice Cliff Rhodanthe Conical Sugar Sifter – c.1934

A delightful example of Clarice Cliff’s celebrated Art Deco pottery, this original conical sugar sifter is decorated in the attractive Rhodanthe pattern, dating to circa 1934.

The Rhodanthe design features colourful, stylised floral decoration, reflecting the bold use of colour and imaginative patterns that made Clarice Cliff one of Britain’s most recognisable ceramic designers of the 20th century.

The elegant conical form is particularly well suited to the decoration, creating a striking combination of shape and colour. The sifter’s distinctive silhouette captures the character of British Art Deco ceramics during the 1930s.

Standing approximately 14cm high, this charming piece is an appealing example of Clarice Cliff’s decorative domestic pottery and would make an attractive addition to an established collection or a display of period ceramics.

An excellent opportunity to acquire a colourful example of Clarice Cliff’s work in the much-loved Rhodanthe pattern.

Product Details

• Designer: Clarice Cliff
• Maker: Clarice Cliff
• Range: Bizarre
• Pattern: Rhodanthe
• Shape/Form: Conical sugar sifter
• Date: Circa 1934
• Height: Approximately 14cm
• Period: Art Deco
• Origin: England
• Material: Glazed earthenware
• Condition: Please refer to the accompanying photographs and confirmed condition report.